National Aeronautics and Space Administration Contracts in Maryland

Agency State Spending Overview

The National Aeronautics and Space Administration has obligated $36,033,902,199 in federal contract spending performed in Maryland across 240 contract awards. Of these awards, 100% were competitively bid, meaning multiple companies submitted proposals for the work. Small businesses account for 0% of the agency's contract awards in the state. The top contractor receiving National Aeronautics and Space Administration dollars in Maryland is THE Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory LLC with $5.4B. This spending represents a significant portion of the federal government's economic activity in Maryland and supports jobs across multiple industry sectors.

Overview

Total Spending: $36,033,902,199

Contract Count: 240

Average Contract Size: $150.1M

Competition Rate: 100%

Small Business Rate: 0%

Top Contractors

Companies receiving the most National Aeronautics and Space Administration contract dollars in Maryland, ranked by total obligated value.

1. THE Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory LLC — $5.4B (37 contracts)
2. KBR Wyle Services, LLC — $4.8B (23 contracts)
3. Association of Universities for Research in Astronomy, Inc. — $4.2B (3 contracts)
4. Science Systems and Applications, Inc. — $1.9B (8 contracts)
5. Raytheon Company — $1.6B (9 contracts)
6. Peraton Inc. — $1.5B (2 contracts)
7. Trax International Corporation — $1.2B (4 contracts)
8. Science Applications International Corporation — $1.2B (6 contracts)
9. Honeywell Technology Solutions Inc. — $1.1B (1 contracts)
10. Adnet Systems Inc — $1.0B (4 contracts)
11. Lockheed Martin Corp — $876.9M (1 contracts)
12. AS and D, LLC — $759.9M (2 contracts)
13. ATK Space Systems LLC — $596.8M (1 contracts)
14. Lockheed Martin Corporation — $431.4M (7 contracts)
15. Lockheed Martin Integrated Systems, LLC — $407.5M (2 contracts)
16. Inuteq, LLC — $405.4M (4 contracts)
17. Aerodyne-Sgt Engineering Services, LLC — $393.5M (1 contracts)
18. Arctic Slope Technical Services, Inc. — $388.5M (1 contracts)
19. Alcyon Technical Services (ATS) JV, LLC — $350.4M (1 contracts)
20. Columbus Technologies and Services, Inc — $334.4M (2 contracts)

Spending by Sector

How National Aeronautics and Space Administration's contract spending in Maryland is distributed across industry sectors.

• R&D: $22.5B (110 contracts)
• Other: $8.0B (64 contracts)
• IT: $3.3B (46 contracts)
• Engineering Services: $957.8M (4 contracts)
• Construction: $592.7M (10 contracts)
• Aerospace: $573.5M (1 contracts)
• Energy: $76.0M (4 contracts)
• Healthcare: $32.6K (1 contracts)

Contracts

• THE PRIMARY ACTIVITIES COVERED BY THIS EFFORT INCLUDE THE FINAL SERVICING MISSION AND SUBSEQUENT OPERATIONS THROUGH END-OF-MISSION. THESE ACTIVITIES INCLUDE: A. SCIENCE PROGRAM IMPLEMENTATION INCLUDING: MISSION PLANNING SUPPORT, SCIENCE PROGRAM DEFINITION SUPPORT, MANAGEMENT OF THE PROPOSAL SELECTION, TIME ALLOCATION, AND GRANT AWARD COMMITTEE PROCESSES, AND SCIENCE COMMUNITY OUTREACH. B. ROUTINE SCIENCE OPERATIONS INCLUDING: PROPOSAL GENERATION AND RECEIPT, OBSERVATION PLANNING AND SCHEDULING, UPDATING INSTRUMENT HANDBOOKS, OBSERVING AND USER SUPPORT, DATA PROCESSING AND PRODUCT GENERATION, ARCHIVAL AND DATA DISTRIBUTION SERVICES, CALIBRATION ASSISTANCE AND DATA ANALYSIS, ANOMALY INVESTIGATION SUPPORT, USER GRANT ADMINISTRATION, OBSERVER ASSISTANCE AND ENGINEERING OPERATIONS SUPPORT. C. GROUND SYSTEM SUSTAINING ENGINEERING INCLUDING: SCIENCE OPERATION SYSTEM MAINTENANCE, INFRASTRUCTURE ADMINISTRATION AND SUPPORT, AND DOCUMENTATION MAINTENANCE D. SERVICING MISSION SUPPORT INCLUDING: PREPARATION AND EXECUTION OF THE OBSERVATORY VERIFICATION PROGRAM, INSTRUMENT DEVELOPMENT SUPPORT, AND OPTICAL ALIGNMENT TESTING SUPPORT E. GENERATION OF PERFORMANCE, SCIENCE RETURN, AND OTHER PERTINENT INFORMATIONAL REPORTS TO THE HSTP F. ASTRONOMICAL COMMUNITY AND GENERAL PUBLIC/EDUCATIONAL OUTREACH G. SPECIAL PROJECTS INCLUDING ORIGINS FORUM AND INDEPENDENT RESEARCH THIS CONTRACT INCLUDES AN ADDITIONAL TWO-YEAR PERIOD AFTER THE END OF HST'S SCIENCE-MISSION. THIS EXTRA TIME FOLLOWING THE CESSATION OF SCIENTIFIC OBSERVATIONS IS FOR TWO YEARS OF FOLLOW-ON ARCHIVAL RESEARCH. DURING THE FINAL TWO YEARS OF THE CONTRACT, ARCHIVAL OPERATIONS AND MAINTENANCE, AN ARCHIVAL RESEARCH PROPOSAL SELECTION PROCESS AND ASSOCIATED GRANT ADMINISTRATION, AND A PUBLIC OUTREACH PROGRAM WILL CONTINUE. DATA ANALYSIS SOFTWARE WILL ALSO BE MAINTAINED BUT AT A LOWER LEVEL OF SUPPORT SUCH THAT ONLY MODEST ENHANCEMENTS MAY STILL BE MADE. CONTINUING SUPPORT WILL ALSO INCLUDE THE COORDINATION OF DATA ANALYSIS SOFTWARE THAT IS PRODUCED BY THE ASTRONOMICAL COMMUNITY. ORIG PSC AR20 — $2.5B
• THE PRIMARY ACTIVITIES COVERED BY THIS EFFORT SPAN THE MAJOR PHASES OF THE MISSION BEGINNING WITH FORMULATION THROUGH DEVELOPMENT AND TESTING, AND ENDING ONE YEAR AFTER LAUNCH WITH THE INITIATION OF THE JAMES WEBB SPACE TELESCOPE (JWST) SCIENCE PROGRAM. THESE MAJOR ACTIVITIES ARE SEPARATED INTO THE BASELINE PROGRAM AND SPECIAL STUDIES. THE BASELINE PROGRAM INCLUDES: A. MISSION REQUIREMENTS ANALYSIS AND OBSERVATORY/MISSION DESIGN SUPPORT INCLUDING: TRADESTUDY GENERATION, SCIENCE AND OPERATIONS IMPACT ANALYSIS, SCIENCE SYSTEMS ENGINEERING SUPPORT, AND DESIGN REFERENCE MISSION ANALYSIS. B. GROUND SEGMENT DEVELOPMENT, TESTING, MAINTENANCE AND OPERATIONS INCLUDING: OPERATIONS SUPPORT OF SI, FGS, ISIM, AND OBSERVATORY INTEGRATION AND TEST (I&T), MISSION SIMULATIONS, AND DOCUMENTATION MAINTENANCE, AS WELL AS LOW COST OPERATIONS CONCEPTS. C. SCIENCE PROGRAM IMPLEMENTATION INCLUDING: MISSION PLANNING SUPPORT, SCIENCE PROGRAM DEFINITION SUPPORT, PROPOSAL MANAGEMENT AND USER GRANT ADMINISTRATION, OBSERVER ASSISTANCE, SCIENCE COMMUNITY OUTREACH, AND STAFF RESEARCH. D. COMMISSIONING PERIOD AND ROUTINE SCIENCE OPERATIONS INCLUDING: PROPOSAL GENERATION, OBSERVATION PLANNING AND SCHEDULING, OBSERVING AND USER SUPPORT, DATA PROCESSING AND PRODUCT GENERATION, ARCHIVAL AND DATA DISTRIBUTION SERVICES, CALIBRATION ASSISTANCE AND DATA ANALYSIS, AND ENGINEERING OPERATIONS SUPPORT. E. FLIGHT OPERATIONS INCLUDING: SUBSYSTEM (INCLUDING INSTRUMENTS) HEALTH AND SAFETY MONITORING, COMMAND GENERATION AND UPLOAD, SCHEDULE EXECUTION ASSURANCE, TRENDING, AND ANOMALY INVESTIGATION. F. SUPPORT AND EXECUTION OF THE ON-ORBIT COMMISSIONING PROGRAM. G. GENERATION OF PERFORMANCE, SCIENCE RETURN, AND OTHER PERTINENT INFORMATIONAL REPORTS TO THE JWST PROJECT. H. ASTRONOMICAL COMMUNITY AND GENERAL PUBLIC/EDUCATIONAL OUTREACH. EXAMPLES OF SPECIAL PROJECT ACTIVITIES MAY INCLUDE: A. FOLLOW-ON MISSION STUDIES. B. ENGINEERING NECESSARY TO RESPOND TO NEW JWST PROJECT TASKS. — $1.5B
• DRAGONFLY EXTENDED PHASE B MISSION UNDER 80MSFC20D0004 AEROSPACE RESEARCH, DEVELOPMENT AND ENGINEERING SUPPORT (ARDES) II. — $1.3B
• NASA GODDARD SPACE FLIGHT CENTER'S (GSFC) GOAL FOR THE SPACE COMMUNICATIONS NETWORKS SERVICES CONTRACT (SCNS) IS TO ENABLE MISSION SUCCESS FOR EVERY CUSTOMER USING SCNS SERVICES. KEY OBJECTIVES OF THE SCNS CONTRACT ARE TO DECREASE COST AND MAINTAIN OR IMPROVE OPERATIONAL EFFICIENCY AND RELIABILITY, WHILE MAINTAINING AN ACCEPTABLE LEVEL OF RISK AND PROVIDING FOR SAFE OPERATION OF THE MISSIONS. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL IMPLEMENT A SAFETY, HEALTH, AND MISSION ASSURANCE PROGRAM THAT PROVIDES A SAFE AND HEALTHY WORK ENVIRONMENT, MINIMIZES PROGRAM RISK, AND MAXIMIZES NASA MISSION SUCCESS. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL BE RESPONSIBLE AND ACCOUNTABLE FOR ACHIEVING THE REQUIRED RESULTS. CORE REQUIREMENT FUNCTIONS, SUCH AS CONFIGURATION MANAGEMENT, QUALITY ASSURANCE, ETC. ARE REQUIRED TO SUPPORT IDIQ TASK ORDERS. THE SPACE NETWORK (SN) IS COMPRISED OF A FLEET OF ON-ORBIT TRACKING AND DATA RELAY SATELLITES (TDRS) AND ASSOCIATED GROUND SYSTEMS THAT PROVIDE TELECOMMUNICATIONS SERVICES. THE NATURE OF THE SN ARCHITECTURE, I.E., EXTREMELY LARGE CAPITAL INVESTMENT, CONTRACTOR OPERATED FACILITIES, CONTINUOUS 24X7 REQUIREMENTS, ETC., LENDS ITSELF TO A CORE REQUIREMENTS APPROACH. THE GROUND NETWORK (GN) CONSISTS OF AN ORBITAL TRACKING NETWORK AND THE SATELLITE LASER RANGING NETWORK. THE NATURE OF THE GROUND NETWORK ARCHITECTURE, I.E., DIVERSE MIX OF COMMERCIAL AND GOVERNMENT ASSETS, EVOLVING GEOGRAPHIC AND TECHNICAL CUSTOMER REQUIREMENTS, AND LEGACY SYSTEMS, ETC. LENDS ITSELF TO AN IDIQ APPROACH. OTHER ACTIVITIES, I.E., VERY LONG BASELINE INTERFEROMETRY NETWORK OPERATIONS AND MAINTENANCE (O&M), ELECTRONIC SYSTEM TEST LABORATORY, REQUIREMENTS DEVELOPMENT, HARDWARE AND SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT, ETC. ARE BEST SUITED TO AN IDIQ APPROACH IN THE RESOURCE-CONSTRAINED ENVIRONMENT THAT NASA OPERATES IN. — $1.2B
• AEROSPACE RESEARCH, DESIGN, AND DEVELOPMENT TASKS FOR NASA — $1.1B
• NASA GODDARD SPACE FLIGHT CENTER S (GSFC) GOAL FOR THE NEAR EARTH NETWORKS SERVICES CONTRACT (NENS) IS TO ENABLE MISSION SUCCESS FOR EVERY CUSTOMER USING NENS SERVICES. IN ORDER TO SUPPORT THIS GOAL, THE NENS CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE THE AGENCY WITH SERVICES THAT ARE HIGHLY RELIABLE AND AFFORDABLE AND CONTRIBUTE TO THE SAFE OPERATION OF THE MISSION. THE CONTRACTOR SHALL IMPLEMENT A SAFETY, HEALTH, AND MISSION ASSURANCE PROGRAM THAT PROVIDES A SAFE AND HEALTHY WORK ENVIRONMENT, MINIMIZES PROGRAM RISK, AND MAXIMIZES NASA MISSION SUCCESS. — $1.1B
• IGF::OT::IGF THIS EFFORT IS FOR A FOLLOW ON PROCUREMENT REQUIREMENT. THE NAME OF THIS PROCUREMENT IS THE OMNIBUS MULTIDISCIPLINE ENGINEERING SERVICES (OMES) II. THE PRINCIPAL PURPOSE OF THIS CONTRACT IS TO PROVIDE MULTIDISCIPLINE ENGINEERING SUPPORT SERVICES AND RELATED WORK TO EED, ISTD, SED, MSD, MESA, JPSS, SSCO, AND RELATED ORGANIZATIONS, AS REQUIRED, FOR THE STUDY, DESIGN, SYSTEMS ENGINEERING, DEVELOPMENT, FABRICATION, INTEGRATION, TESTING, VERIFICATION, AND OPERATIONS OF SPACE FLIGHT, AIRBORNE, AND GROUND SYSTEM HARDWARE AND SOFTWARE, INCLUDING DEVELOPMENT AND VALIDATION OF NEW TECHNOLOGIES TO ENABLE FUTURE SPACE AND SCIENCE MISSIONS. TO THIS END, THE CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE ON/OFF-SITE MULTIDISCIPLINE ENGINEERING SERVICES, PURSUANT TO TASK ORDERS ISSUED BY THE CONTRACTING OFFICER. THESE SERVICES SHALL INCLUDE THE PERSONNEL, FACILITIES, AND MATERIALS (UNLESS OTHERWISE PROVIDED BY THE GOVERNMENT) TO ACCOMPLISH THE TASKS. TRAVEL MAY BE REQUIRED BY THE CONTRACTOR TO SUPPORT CERTAIN TASK ORDERS, THESE TRAVEL REQUIREMENTS WILL BE IDENTIFIED ON A TASK BY TASK BASIS. — $1.0B
• SOLAR PROBE PLUS (SPP) PHASE A ACTIVITIES THE CONTRACTOR SHALL PERFORM THE WORK THAT IS DESIGNATED IN TASK ORDERS ISSUED BY THE CONTRACTING OFFICER. THE OVERALL SCOPE OF WORK TO BE PERFORMED WILL SUPPORT ALL OF NASA'S MISSION DIRECTORATES. THESE EFFORTS CAN BE CHARACTERIZED AS AEROSPACE RESEARCH, DEVELOPMENT, AND ENGINEERING SUPPORT (ARDES). THE GENERAL NATURE OF THE TASKS TO BE DEVELOPED WILL BE TO CONDUCT SUPPORTING RESEARCH AND ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENT DESIGNED TO MAKE CONTRIBUTIONS TO SPACE SCIENCE AND SPACE EXPLORATION AND ASSIST NASA IN THE FORMULATION AND EXECUTION OF ITS PROGRAMS BY PROVIDING NASA WITH TECHNICAL ADVICE, STUDIES, AND REPORTS OF INVESTIGATIONS. EFFORTS UNDERTAKEN BY THE CONTRACTOR, IN THE PERFORMANCE OF THE ASSIGNED TASKS, WHICH INCLUDE TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER, PARTNERING AND COMMERCIALIZATION ACTIVITIES, SHALL SEEK TO ENHANCE THE VALUE AND CONTRIBUTION OF TECHNOLOGY TO THE NATION S TECHNOLOGICAL COMPETITIVENESS, PROSPERITY, QUALITY OF LIFE, AND OTHER NATIONAL PRIORITIES. INDIVIDUAL TASK ORDERS WILL FALL WITHIN ONE OF TWO BROAD CATEGORIES: 1) ESSENTIAL RESEARCH CAPABILITY OF SPACE SYSTEMS ENGINEERING, AND RELATED WORK IN THE SUPPORTING ESSENTIAL RESEARCH CAPABILITIES OF SYSTEMS TEST AND EVALUATION, INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY, AND SIMULATION, MODELING AND OPERATIONS ANALYSIS. TASK ORDERS WITHIN THE CATEGORY OF ESSENTIAL RESEARCH CAPABILITIES ARE INTENDED TO PRESERVE THE NATION S CAPABILITIES TO PERFORM ROBOTIC SPACE MISSIONS OVER THE FULL MISSION LIFE CYCLE FROM CONCEPT FORMULATION THROUGH MISSION OPERATIONS AND DATA ANALYSIS. NASA IS CONTRACTING FOR SUPPORT IN SEVERAL KEY RESEARCH, ENGINEERING AND DEVELOPMENT COMPETENCIES THAT ARE FUNDAMENTAL TO THE PERFORMANCE OF THESE MISSIONS. 2) OTHER AEROSPACE RESEARCH, DEVELOPMENT, AND ENGINEERING SUPPORT. TASK ORDERS WITHIN THE CATEGORY OF OTHER AEROSPACE RESEARCH, DEVELOPMENT AND ENGINEERING SUPPORT ARE INTENDED TO INCLUDE A BROAD BASE OF SCIENTIFIC AND TECHNICAL CAPABILITIES RELEVANT TO NASA PROGRAM RESPONSIBILITIES AND ASSIGNMENTS. REGARDLESS OF CATEGORY, TASK ORDERS MAY BE ISSUED RELATED TO AUTONOMOUS DEEP-SPACE AND EARTH-ORBITING SPACECRAFT OR MAJOR SUBSYSTEMS, EXPERIMENTS, INSTRUMENTS OR OTHER DEVICES THAT MAY BE CARRIED AS PAYLOADS ON THE SPACE SHUTTLE OR ON OTHER SPACECRAFT. TASK ASSIGNMENTS WILL EXPLICITLY DESCRIBE A BROAD RANGE OF HARDWARE, SOFTWARE, SYSTEMS ENGINEERING, SCIENTIFIC ANALYSIS, AND MANAGEMENT EFFORTS INCLUDING PROGRAM AND PROJECT MANAGEMENT AND ADMINISTRATION. — $894.5M
• HST FLIGHT SYSTEMS & SERVICING SUPPORT — $876.9M
• THE PURPOSE OF THIS CONTRACT IS TO ACQUIRE ENGINEERING SERVICES AND RELATED SERVICES TO MSD AND RELATED ORGANIZATIONS THROUGHOUT GSFC, AS REQUIRED, FOR THE FORMULATION, DESIGN, DEVELOPMENT, FABRICATION, INTEGRATION, TESTING, VERIFICATION, AND OPERATIONS OF SPACE FLIGHT AND GROUND SYSTEM HARDWARE AND SOFTWARE, INCLUDING DEVELOPMENT AND VALIDATION OF NEW TECHNOLOGIES TO ENABLE FUTURE SPACE AND SCIENCE MISSIONS. THE ENGINEERING AREAS OF EMPHASIS ARE MULTIDISCIPLINARY WITH CONCENTRATION IN THE MECHANICAL ENGINEERING AREAS OF MATERIALS, STRUCTURAL ANALYSIS AND LOADS, MECHANICAL DESIGN, ELECTROMECHANICAL DESIGN, THERMAL, CONTAMINATION AND COATINGS, MANUFACTURING AND INTEGRATION AND TEST. — $728.5M
• ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING SYSTEMS SERVICES THE PRINCIPAL PURPOSE OF THIS CONTRACT IS TO PROVIDE ELECTRICAL/ELECTRONIC ENGINEERING SUPPORT SERVICES AND RELATED WORK TO EED, ISTD, SED, MESA, RELATED ORGANIZATIONS AND OTHER NASA CENTERS AND LOCATIONS SPECIFIED IN TASK ORDERS, FOR THE STUDY, DESIGN, DEVELOPMENT, FABRICATION, INTEGRATION, TESTING, VERIFICATION, AND OPERATIONS OF SPACE FLIGHT, AIRBORNE, AND GROUND SYSTEM HARDWARE AND SOFTWARE, INCLUDING DEVELOPMENT AND VALIDATION OF NEW TECHNOLOGIES TO ENABLE FUTURE SPACE AND SCIENCE MISSIONS. — $670.4M
• MISSION OPERATIONS MANAGEMENT SERVICES (MOMS) — $623.8M
• IGF::OT::IGF OTHER FUNCTIONS THIS IS A NEW PROCUREMENT REQUIREMENT. THE NAME OF THIS PROCUREMENT IS THE OMNIBUS MULTIDISCIPLINE ENGINEERING SERVICES (OMES). THE PRINCIPAL PURPOSE OF THIS CONTRACT IS TO PROVIDE MULTIDISCIPLINE ENGINEERING SUPPORT SERVICES AND RELATED WORK TO EED, ISTD, SED, MSD, MESA, JPSS, AND RELATED ORGANIZATIONS, AS REQUIRED, FOR THE STUDY, DESIGN, SYSTEMS ENGINEERING, DEVELOPMENT, FABRICATION, INTEGRATION, TESTING, VERIFICATION, AND OPERATIONS OF SPACE FLIGHT, AIRBORNE, AND GROUND SYSTEM HARDWARE AND SOFTWARE, INCLUDING DEVELOPMENT AND VALIDATION OF NEW TECHNOLOGIES TO ENABLE FUTURE SPACE AND SCIENCE MISSIONS.TO THIS END, THE CONTRACTOR SHALL PROVIDE ON/OFF-SITE MULTIDISCIPLINE ENGINEERING SERVICES, PURSUANT TO TASK ASSIGNMENTS ISSUED BY THE CONTRACTING OFFICER. THESE SERVICES SHALL INCLUDE THE PERSONNEL, FACILITIES, AND MATERIALS (UNLESS OTHERWISE PROVIDED BY THE GOVERNMENT) TO ACCOMPLISH THE TASKS. TASK ASSIGNMENTS WILL BE ISSUED TO PERFORM SERVICES IN THE FOLLOWING AREAS FOR COMPONENTS, SUBSYSTEMS, SYSTEMS, SCIENCE INSTRUMENTS, AND SPACECRAFT, SUBORBITALCRAFT (E.G., AIRCRAFT, SOUNDING ROCKETS, UAVS, BALLOONS), INCLUDING ATTACHED SHUTTLE PAYLOADS, FREE-FLYING SPACECRAFT, SUBORBITALCRAFT PAYLOADS, AND SPACE STATION PAYLOADS AS WELL AS GROUND SUPPORT EQUIPMENT, SIMULATORS, NON-FLIGHT MODELS, AND PROTOTYPES; CANDIDATE, FEASIBILITY, AND SYSTEMS DEFINITION STUDIES; PROJECT MANAGEMENT; SYSTEMS ENGINEERING; ANALYSIS; PRELIMINARY DESIGN; DETAILED DESIGN; FABRICATION; ASSEMBLY; INTEGRATION; TEST AND VERIFICATION; TEST INSTRUMENTATION; DATA SYSTEMS MANAGEMENT; LAUNCH AND POST-LAUNCH OPERATIONS; RESEARCH AND TECHNOLOGY UNIQUE TO SYSTEM DEVELOPMENT; PARTS AND MATERIALS; DOCUMENTATION; MAINTENANCE; SUSTAINING ENGINEERING; CONFIGURATION MANAGEMENT; PERFORMANCE ASSURANCE; SYSTEMS SAFETY; AND CONTAMINATION CONTROL. — $607.4M
• EARTH OBSERVING SYSTEM DATA & INFORMATION SYSTEM (EOSDIS) CORE SYSTEM (ECS) — $607.2M
• MECHANICAL ENGINEERING SUPPORT SERVICES — $596.8M
• GROUND SYSTEMS AND MISSION OPERATIONS (GSMO-3) — $573.5M
• IGF::OT::IGF ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS ENGINEERING SERVICES II (ESES-II) THE PRINCIPAL PURPOSE OF THIS CONTRACT IS TO PROVIDE ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING SUPPORT SERVICES AND RELATED WORK TO THE GODDARD SPACE FLIGHT CENTER'S APPLIED ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY DIRECTORATE (AETD) AND RELATED ORGANIZATIONS, AS REQUIRED, FOR THE STUDY, DESIGN, DEVELOPMENT, FABRICATION, INTEGRATION, TESTING, VERIFICATION, AND OPERATIONS OF SPACE FLIGHT, AIRBORNE, AND GROUND SYSTEM HARDWARE AND SOFTWARE, INCLUDING DEVELOPMENT AND VALIDATION OF NEW TECHNOLOGIES TO ENABLE FUTURE SPACE AND SCIENCE MISSIONS. — $527.9M
• SUN EARTH CONNECTION LIVING WITH A STAR PROGRAM LETTER CONTRACT — $522.1M
• IGF::OT::IGF GROUND SYSTEMS AND MISSION OPERATIONS 2 (GSMO-2). THE PURPOSE OF THIS PROCUREMENT IS TO ACQUIRE ENGINEERING SERVICES FOR GROUND SYSTEMS AND MISSION OPERATIONS SUPPORT TO MORE THAN 20 MISSIONS IN PHASES OF THE LIFECYCLE FROM PRE-PHASE A TO PHASE E. THE SCOPE ENCOMPASSES CONCEPT STUDIES, DEVELOPMENT (DEFINITION AND IMPLEMENTATION), INTEGRATION, TEST, VERIFICATION, OPERATIONS, SUSTAINMENT OF MISSION OPERATIONS SYSTEMS, SUBSYSTEMS, AND OPERATIONS PROCESSES AND PROCEDURES. SERVICES INVOLVE SYSTEMS ENGINEERING, FACILITY ENGINEERING, LAUNCH AND EARLY ORBIT SUPPORT, FLIGHT OPERATIONS, FLIGHT DYNAMICS SUPPORT, AND SUSTAINING ENGINEERING. — $506.6M
• THE LMD FUNCTIONS AND RESPONSIBILITIES INCLUDE, BUT ARE NOT LIMITED TO: LOGISTICS POLICY AND PROGRAM PLANNING REVIEW AND APPROVAL OF WORK INSTRUCTIONS APPROVAL OF MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS GOVERNMENT-TO-GOVERNMENT AGREEMENTS QUALITY MANAGEMENT/QUALITY ASSURANCE POLICY INTERAGENCY AND INTRA-AGENCY AGREEMENTS INTERPRETING FEDERAL LAWS AND REGULATIONS FREIGHT CARRIER NEGOTIATIONS AND SUSPENSION OF CARRIERS CONTRACT BUDGETING AND FUNDING AND ALLOCATION OF RESOURCES DIRECTION TO ADD NEW CUSTOMERS OR STOP SUPPORTING EXISTING CUSTOMERS MARKETING OF LOGISTICS SERVICES CONTRACTOR PERFORMANCE EVALUATION CONTRACT MANAGEMENT SYSTEM REVIEW AND OPERATIONAL AUDITS DETERMINING CUSTOMER SERVICE LEVELS — $471.3M

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does National Aeronautics and Space Administration spend on contracts in Maryland?

National Aeronautics and Space Administration has $36.0B in federal contracts performed in Maryland across 240 awards.

What is the competition rate for National Aeronautics and Space Administration contracts in Maryland?

100% of National Aeronautics and Space Administration's contracts in Maryland were competitively awarded.

Which contractors win the most National Aeronautics and Space Administration work in Maryland?

The top contractors include THE Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory LLC, KBR Wyle Services, LLC, Association of Universities for Research in Astronomy, Inc..

What industries receive National Aeronautics and Space Administration contract dollars in Maryland?

National Aeronautics and Space Administration's spending spans R&D, Other, IT.

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